Drinking Water Protection Area Lookup Map

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Using this map

Zoom in on an area or type an address in the search box to find out whether a property is with a Drinking Water Protection Area (DWPA) or to see how close a property is to a groundwater capture zone.

  • Areas in BLUE indicate a Drinking Water Protection Area (DWPA)
  • Areas in GRAY indicate parcels inside a Drinking Water Protection Area (DWPA)

Questions?

Contact Donna Buxton at 360.753.8793 or dbuxton@ci.olympia.wa.us

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